INTRODUCTION TO WRITING JAPANESE POETRY
Learn about two time-honoured forms of Japanese poetry – haiku (the poetry of the
senses, probably the most difficult poetry form to write) and tanka (the longest
continually written poetry form). This workshop is suitable both for poets
(emerging or experienced) and non-poets. This workshop will expand your genre
as writers and deepen your understanding as readers.
TIME: April 14th, 2 – 3:30 pm
PLACE: Nanaimo Museum, corner of Commercial Street and Museum Way
FEE: $25
TO REGISTER: C. Beryl crone562003@yahoo.com
FACILITATOR: Naomi Beth Wakan is a personal essayist and poet. She is the Inaugural Poet Laureate of Nanaimo. She has written over fifty books including the prize-winning Haiku – one breath poetry, (Heian International) and, most recently, The Way of Tanka (Shanti Arts).
TIME: April 14th, 2 – 3:30 pm
PLACE: Nanaimo Museum, corner of Commercial Street and Museum Way
FEE: $25
TO REGISTER: C. Beryl crone562003@yahoo.com
FACILITATOR: Naomi Beth Wakan is a personal essayist and poet. She is the Inaugural Poet Laureate of Nanaimo. She has written over fifty books including the prize-winning Haiku – one breath poetry, (Heian International) and, most recently, The Way of Tanka (Shanti Arts).
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